COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES
0 to 100 Real Quick: The Ultimate Binary Race
The energy was electric during the Binary Counting Race! It was a flat-out sprint against the clock where decimal numbers flashed on screen, and contestants had to convert them to base-2 at lightning speed.
Fingers were flying, minds were racing, and the crowd was on its feet as the final contestants went head-to-head. Huge congratulations to our speed-demons who didn’t drop a single bit under pressure!
To introduce students to the fundamentals of web development, strengthen logical thinking through practical implementation, and build a solid foundation for advanced studies in web technologies and software engineering.
09:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Students are introduced to HTML fundamentals, webpage structure, development tools, and browser-based rendering concepts. Faculty members demonstrate the creation of a basic webpage from scratch.
10:45 AM – 01:30 PM
Participants create their own webpages using HTML elements such as headings, images, links, tables, and lists. Mentors provide guidance on best practices and code organization.
02:00 PM – 03:30 PM
Students present their webpages to faculty and classmates. Constructive feedback is provided on design, structure, code quality, and future learning pathways in web development.
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